| Nicholas Chris is a Junior BFA Acting Major at Emerson College. This is his first show with Holland productions. Previous credits include, Welcome To The Moon, Assassins, and To Kill a Mockingbird all with the Uncommon Theatre Company. Credits at Emerson include, I Hate Hamlet, Civil Blood, and J.B. |
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| Mikey DiLoreto is an East Boston denizen who haphazardly fell into the lap of the theatre and has snuggled up there for the past decade. Favorite acting credits include Aloha, Say the Pretty Girls, The Rocky Horror Show, Reefer Madness: The Musical, Where Moments Hung Before, Brighton Beach Memoirs, Moonchildren, Inspecting Carol, The Dining Room, Smoke and Mirrors: The Short Stories of Neil Gaiman, and When the Music Stops. He is the Executive Producer of the recently formed, 501 (c) 3 arts organization, The Happy Medium Theatre Company, and just recently directed their inaugural production: Neil Simon's The Gingerbread Lady. Many thanks to his family, friends, HMT, Krista, Lydia, and Victor. Next up, Mikey will star as Miller Burke in Music from a Sparkling Planet in January. |
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| Brittany Hall is a Junior BFA Acting major at Emerson College. Favorite roles include The Diary of Anne Frank (Anne Frank), Land of the Dead (Woman), RENT: School Edition (Maureen), and Rumors (Chris). Brittany is thrilled to make her Holland Productions debut in Kid-Simple and is so grateful to work with such an exciting and creative group of people. She would like to thank her wonderful friends and family who have always believed in her and her director Krista for giving her this opportunity. |
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| Crystal Lisbon holds a B.A. in Theatre/Performance from the University of Vermont, of which she graduated in May of 2002. She has trained with the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford Upon Avon, England and the Friches Theatre Urbain in Paris, France. Some of her more recent Boston credits include Happy Medium Theatre's production of The Gingerbread Lady as Evy Meary, Paranormal with The Unreliable Narrator Theatre, The Laramie Project with Bad Habit Productions, Poor Shem in The Boston Theatre Marathon, and Gasping with Theatre on Fire. She has worked with the Manhattan Children's Theatre in NYC, as well as toured the United States with 'The Diary of Anne Frank' as Miep Gies. She holds many other regional and local credits, some of her favorite performances include Suzy in Wait Until Dark, Catherine in The Foreigner, Helene in Sweet Charity, Louise in Carousel, and Carnelle Scott in The Miss Firecracker Contest. Crystal is also a classically trained ballet dancer, and choreographer. She has choreographed productions of Oklahoma!, Godspell, Man of La Mancha, The King and I, The Sound of Music, and the independent film A Bootful of Fish. She has appeared in such films as The Departed, 21, Dangerous Crosswinds, Social Grace, and Standing Up, as well as the video for Can You Hear Me Now? by Boston favorites ALOUD. More recently, Crystal can be seen in the upcoming PBS special Louisa May Alcott: The Real Woman Who Wrote Little Women, as Anna Weld. She is thrilled to be a part of Kid-Simple. |
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| Cassandra Meyer has recently appeared in Snow Angel (Teatro Mariposa Azul), The House of Yes (Apollinaire Theatre Company), The Dining Room and The Winter's Tale (Bad Habit Productions), Polaroid Stories (Tinderbox Stage Company), Savage/Love (The Contemporary Theatre of Boston), Set in Sand (11:11 Theatre Company) and the short film Skin & Bone (Milk and Cookie Productions). She received her BA in performance from Northeastern University and has also studied at the Gaiety School of Acting in Dublin, Ireland. Many thanks to the people who keep her sane- especially (and always) L. |
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| Joey Pelletier has been performing in Boston for the past six years. He has worked with 11:11 Theater, Zeitgeist Stage, and The Contemporary Theater. He has been featured in Tinderbox Stage's production of Polaroid Stories, Alarm Clock Theater's Elliot Norton Award winning P.S. Page Me Later, Whistler in the Dark's FeverFest '08, and with Boston Actors Theater (BAT); Metamorphoses, Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll, and most recently he wrote and performed Where Moments Hung Before. Pelletier is the Assistant Artistic Director for BAT. |
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| Kiki Samko has been performing throughout Boston since she graduated from Tufts University in 2008 with her BA in Drama and English. Most recently, she has appeared with the company of Imaginary Beasts to critical acclaim. (Check us out at www.imaginarybeasts.org!) Other past credits include stints with Another Country Productions, Company One (SLAMBoston Winner, Winter 09), and FUDGE Theatre company. In addition to acting, she is a poet, choreographer, dancer, hater of even numbers, and feeler of feelings. Her favorite thing is the Summer Olympics, with the Winter Olympics a close second. |
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| Mac Young is pleased to be making his return to Holland Productions, despite the advice of respected medical professionals. He joined Holland for Aloha, Say The Pretty Girls earlier this year. Recent credits include Zeitgeist Stage's Bad Jazz, and ArtFarm Production's premiere, Kim and Delia. He has numerous credits from the Vineyard Playhouse, most recently as Hortensio in Taming of the Shrew. He is also a frequent contributor to their Shakespeare for the Masses series. Mr. Young holds a B.A. in Drama from Bennington College, where he was a founding member of the famed and feared Secret Picnic performance troupe. |
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| Matthew Zahnzinger is a graduate of Northeastern University with a BA in Theatre Performance and English. He recently made his community theatre debut with Flat Earth Theatre’s production of “Blood Relations” (Dr. Patrick/Defense) at the Arsenal Center for the Arts. Matthew also spent a summer working with the Peterborough Players in New Hampshire in shows such as “An Ideal Husband” (Mason) and “Our Town” with James Whitmore. Other favorite productions include “Working” (Rex Winship/Joe Zutty), “Spring Awakening” (Headmaster Sunstroke), “Tales of the Lost Formicans” (Actor 7), and the world premier of “The Day the Bird Flu Came” (Jiggle). |
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